EXPLOSIVE MANAGEMENT CERT TEST
2026 FINAL PAPER FULL QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT ANSWERS VERIFIED 30 TESTED
QUESTIONS EXPERT REVIEWED
SOLUTIONS
⩥ if you have the primary responsibility of monitoring and evaluating
the quality of ammo stockpile who are you? Answer: QASAS
⩥ which can generate an UXO? Answer: combat, live fire ranges
⩥ while inspecting a magazine on CONUS, ammo if found to old to use,
where happens next? Answer: sent to demilitarization
⩥ commander asks you about the hierarchy of DoD publications, what
should you tell him? Answer: service standards can be more restrictive
than DoD, but never less
⩥ Depleted uranium poses a significant radiation hazard T/F? Answer: F
⩥ what is the hazard of 1.3? Answer: mass fire
, ⩥ an ammo holding area on a forward operating base is an example of?
Answer: PES
⩥ What is not required by the DDESB? Answer: date facility was
constructed
⩥ You find non-standard AE on the live fire range and you don't know
what hazard class or storage compatibility group it belongs to. What do
you consider it? Answer: SCG K
⩥ A unit you are working with returns with a load of captured enemy
ammo. What do you consider it? Answer: HC 1.1L
⩥ while prepping a 155mm artillery projectile for firing, a soldier
noticed the rotating band was damaged. there was no injuries or
fatalities. What class of malfunction is this? Answer: Class X
⩥ unplanned ammo event resulted in substantial damage to the weapons
system. no injuries or fatalities. after investigation it was found that the
ammo was loaded in incorrectly. Was this an accident or malfunction?
Answer: both
⩥ an artillery projectile hits its target, doesn't denote. what type of ammo
is it? Answer: misfire (doesn't explode)
2026 FINAL PAPER FULL QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT ANSWERS VERIFIED 30 TESTED
QUESTIONS EXPERT REVIEWED
SOLUTIONS
⩥ if you have the primary responsibility of monitoring and evaluating
the quality of ammo stockpile who are you? Answer: QASAS
⩥ which can generate an UXO? Answer: combat, live fire ranges
⩥ while inspecting a magazine on CONUS, ammo if found to old to use,
where happens next? Answer: sent to demilitarization
⩥ commander asks you about the hierarchy of DoD publications, what
should you tell him? Answer: service standards can be more restrictive
than DoD, but never less
⩥ Depleted uranium poses a significant radiation hazard T/F? Answer: F
⩥ what is the hazard of 1.3? Answer: mass fire
, ⩥ an ammo holding area on a forward operating base is an example of?
Answer: PES
⩥ What is not required by the DDESB? Answer: date facility was
constructed
⩥ You find non-standard AE on the live fire range and you don't know
what hazard class or storage compatibility group it belongs to. What do
you consider it? Answer: SCG K
⩥ A unit you are working with returns with a load of captured enemy
ammo. What do you consider it? Answer: HC 1.1L
⩥ while prepping a 155mm artillery projectile for firing, a soldier
noticed the rotating band was damaged. there was no injuries or
fatalities. What class of malfunction is this? Answer: Class X
⩥ unplanned ammo event resulted in substantial damage to the weapons
system. no injuries or fatalities. after investigation it was found that the
ammo was loaded in incorrectly. Was this an accident or malfunction?
Answer: both
⩥ an artillery projectile hits its target, doesn't denote. what type of ammo
is it? Answer: misfire (doesn't explode)
